First-of-its-kind analysis warns keeping nature and climate policy and transition planning separate is 'misguided'
Central bank notes it is on a 'decarbonisation pathway' thanks to ongoing emissions reduction of portfolio companies and new green investment policy
European Central Bank has urged banks to step up their climate risk assessments, after major benchmarking exercise reveals sector is poorly prepared for escalating impacts
At G20 meeting in Venice, finance ministers conclude that climate pricing is among raft of tools that can be deployed to tackle climate change
Lawyers allege European Central Bank's quantitative easing programme undermines the EU’s emission reduction commitments because it favours high emitting companies
Despite growing focus on risk disclosure and green investing, few central banks have taken concrete actions to cut off support for fossil fuels, Positive Money claims
Research led by LSE and SOAS academics argues central banks hold significant sway over the wider financial system's ability to reach net zero
High street banks such as Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered are facing growing pressure from activists, shareholders and potentially regulators over their links to to coal and potential stranded asset risk
Chair of the International Monetary Fund promises to embed climate considerations into central bank thinking
New research suggests corporate bond purchases by central banks may be inadvertently backing carbon-intensive sectors